Edward Teague's ring

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Edward Teague's ring
Object information
Made	Before 1707
Owner(s)	Edward Teague Jack Sparrow
Affiliation	Edward Teague Jack Sparrow
Behind the scenes
First appearance	Sins of the Father
Latest appearance	Sins of the Father

"So, this is the one what can control people people and make them do your bidding, eh?"
"Yes, Jackie. But be warned, it's only worked twice, once seven years ago when I was fending off an angry washerwoman, and again a few hours ago when we were in the process of securing your boat from that backstabbing mate of yours."

―Jack Sparrow and Edward Teague

This ring was a magical piece of jewelry owned by Captain Edward Teague, Keeper of the Code. It was made out of a large gold band and a large amethyst. It had a unique ability to submit the persons present to the wearer's will.

History

It was unknown how Teague got this ring but it proved to be very useful. During the attack on the Misty Lady, Fitzwilliam P. Dalton III and young Jack Sparrow were locked in a gritty duel to the death until Teague stepped in and used the mysterious powers of the ring to make Fitzwilliam stop fighting and row Jack and Teague back to the Misty Lady. Teague later revealed that the ring could make anyone do what the wielder of the ring wanted. As a parting gift, Teague gave Jack his ring. Jack wore the ring for the rest of his teenage adventures.

Behind the scenes

• It is currently unknown what happened to the ring after the events of Pirates of the Caribbean: Jack Sparrow.

Appearances

• Jack Sparrow: Sins of the Father (First appearance)